Vandenberg Launch II. Another image of the Minotaur launch from Vandenberg on Sept. 22. This exposure was with my 70-300mm zoom set to 70mm, exposure 8sec at f/4, ISO 1600.
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A frequent photoblog with select favorites of my photographs. Subjects are typically nature, landscape, astrophotos, existing light.
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- Ants at work
- Vanishing Point
- Raptor Free Flight
- Giant UFO over Southern Arizona?
- IR Cactus
- Infrared Sunset
- In Memory of Bank One Ballpark
- Walhalla Glade
- Vandenberg Launch II
- Vandenberg Launch
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3 comments:
Amazing shot I was on I15 in escondido and couldnt get a shot. Im on business in San Diego and didn't know how spectacular a lauch could be at sunset. The conical balistic shape of the vapor plume was amazing! Thanks for having your lens in the right place at the right tme and planning for it!
John
Wonderfull !!! I really enjoy coming here and searching for your new photos. Greetings from Poland !!!!
We saw the vapor trail in Amador County, CA, and it was lighting up clouds and casting shadows as it moved, but no one got any pix. Nice to see yours - a completely different perspective. It looked "like" a glowing wall in front of a graying cloud bank up here, with a pearly ball darting through the clouds. Your view is amazing!
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